Lesson 116
In the following words, ng is pronounced as if the g were doubled; as anger, pronounced ang’ger.
| an’ger | lan’guor | jin’gle | youn’ger |
| an’gle | lan’guid | min’gle | con’ger |
| an’gry | man’gle | sin’gle | bun’gler |
| an’guish | man’go | tin’gle | hun’ger |
| clan’gor | san’guine | din’gle | hun’gry |
| dan’gle | span’gled | lon’ger | wran’gler |
| fan’gled | span’gle | lon’gest | fin’ger |
| jan’gle | tan’gle | stron’ger | lan’guish |
| ban’gle | wran’gle | bun’gle | un’guent |
Lesson 117
In the following, S has the sound of sh as sure, (pro. shure).
sure’ly cen’sure fis’sure is’su ance sure’ness press’ure ton’sure as sur’ance sure’ty is’sue as sure’ in sur’ance sug’ar tis’sue in sure’ in sur’er
The following words are spelled, according to analogy, with the termination se.
con dense’ dis pense’ im mense’ pre tense’ de fense’ ex pense’ of fense’ sus pense’ re cense’ in cense’ pre pense’ li’cense